Meanings of frame glasses in English

The flight director briefly removed her wire- frame glasses and wiped moisture from her eyes.

He peers at his visitor over the top of a pair of wire- frame glasses.

Wire- frame glasses decorated a pair of really lovely brown eyes.

The lead doctor was a 50-year-old woman with short black hair and purple- frame glasses.

The narrator wore steel- frame glasses from the age of three to correct an eye problem.

Except for his wire- frame glasses, he looked as if he might be a retired prizefighter.

He lowered his chin and looked at Ethan over the top of his square, silver- frame glasses.

Gennaro was a stocky, muscular man in his mid-thirties wearing an Armani suit and wire- frame glasses.

He wore wire- frame glasses, and he was fiddling with a digital audio recorder as he approached them.

Robert rolled his eyes behind designer- frame glasses.

It was not a very impressive face: thin, nearly chinless, and partly hidden by long bangs and large- frame glasses.

She wore a pair of black plastic- frame glasses, and her dark hair was spiked in a short, edgy pixie cut.

He tried to remember Larry Gudinas and recalled a tall, stooped man with wire- frame glasses, bright ties, and a receding hairline.

He has, from the top, nondescript brown hair, sharp features, clear- frame glasses, shoulders permanently hunched in behind-the-camera position, and no noticeable hips.

His graying hair was mussed, the way it always looked when he was working late, and his wire- frame glasses hung low on his nose.

There is character in spectacles-thepretentious tortoiseshell, the meek pince-nezof the school teacher, the twisted silver-framedglasses of the old villager.